This is exactly what science is about: curious kids using their knowledge to solve challenges. These kids tackle the problem of a haunted swimming pool that is disrupting the whole town. Watching the youngsters unravel the mystery is a great reminder that science is not just something done by old guys in white lab coats. This book is a wonderful kid-sized science adventure! (Alexander Pancic, Chemistry and Engineering, The English High School Jamaica Plain, MA)

Ghost in the Water is a perfect book for mystery lovers and science enthusiasts of all ages! It reminds us that knowing science and math can make a difference, even in middle school. I especially love that girls are key members of the League. They will inspire and spark interest in girls beginning to explore STEM careers. I wish I had a book like this when I was growing up! (Naiyma Houston, Founder and Director, Upper Hand to College, Ventura, Ca)

There's a lot more going on in this town than meets the eye. This blended fiction mystery is served with a side order of the supernatural … or is it science?

All of this changes when his interest in robotics lands him an invitation to join four of his classmates in a secret group called The League of Scientists. John and his new friends Malene, Dev, Natsumi and Kimmey, pool their knowledge of biology, technology, logic, and chemistry to unravel mysteries that haunt the quiet town of East Rapids. The League is in a race against time to uncover the secret of the ghost who is terrorizing the middle school swimming pool.

Join the League as they run out the clock in Ghost in the Water, the first adventure in this new and exciting The League of Scientists science mystery series!

Andy Kaiser ：

A young Andy Kaiser said he wanted to be a stunt man, however, he never had combat training or took gymnastics or learned to jump out of a burning ten-story building. He's now in a safer profession―a system and network consultant in Grand Rapids, MI. He's learned to channel his need for adventure into his writing.